UNSPSC 25181713: Boat Trailer

UNSPSC 25181713 Boat Trailer, a Commodity code, represents stand-alone trailers and complete boat-trailer packages procured by state wildlife and law enforcement agencies, county marine patrol divisions, and park authorities to transport and deploy vessels for field operations. State and local governments purchase under this code when acquiring new trailers for law enforcement patrol boats, emergency response vessels, shallow-water skiffs, and specialized craft such as airboats and mud boats; trailers are typically procured as part of integrated packages bundling boat, motor, and trailer together, though stand-alone trailer acquisitions also occur when replacing damaged equipment or matching existing vessels. The issuing bodies span wildlife departments (South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks; California Department of Fish and Wildlife; Texas Parks and Wildlife; Michigan Department of Natural Resources), county marine patrol and emergency services (Hillsborough County Fire Rescue, Chatham County Marine Patrol, Broward County Parks and Recreation), and specialized state divisions (Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, Illinois State Police Special Operations). Texas Parks and Wildlife Department appears most frequently across the recent opportunities, issuing multiple IFBs for mud boats, center console vessels, and aluminum skiffs with integrated trailers throughout summer and early fall 2026.

Recent solicitations span the South, Midwest, and coastal jurisdictions, with particular concentration in Texas (multiple Law Enforcement Division IFBs for 15-foot, 17-foot, 18-foot, 22-foot, and 25-foot packages), California (Department of Fish and Wildlife RFQs for stand-alone trailers in September and August 2026), Florida (Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and Chatham County for patrol and response vessels), and Michigan (Department of Natural Resources RFQs for Lund and Boston Whaler packages). The South Dakota Department of Game, Fish and Parks issued IFB 26IFB20247 in October 2026 for two region-specific aluminum boat-motor-trailer packages with November 3, 2026 response date; California Department of Fish and Wildlife posted RFQ-FISH-0627-01 (due October 13, 2026) and RFQ-FISH-0627-02 (due August 24, 2026) for stand-alone trailers and boat-trailer replacements; and Texas Parks and Wildlife solicited multiple IFBs across regions in June, July, and August 2026 for mud boats, center console vessels, and specialized shallow-water platforms. Chatham County (Georgia) issued ITB 25-0147-4 in July 2026 for a 27-foot center console patrol response vessel funded by DHS/FEMA Port Security Grant with 30% M/WBE participation goal. The code sees steady activity across law enforcement procurement cycles, with responses typically due 7–10 weeks after posting and equipment often specified to brand-specific makes and models requiring authorized dealer or distributor credentials.